Suppose I have an immutable class, but I can't actually make all my
fields final. What is the next best way to safely publish that class
to other threads. Is it simply something like this at the end of my
constructor:
synchronized (this) {}
Is there anything more efficient?
Another point I am a bit confused about is how safe publishing works
with a tree or graph of objects. Suppose I have a linked list of
objects such as:
a -> b -> c -> d
If I wish to safely publish that data structure to other threads, do I
only need to synchronize "a"? Or do I actually have to synchronize on
each object I might access in another thread?
Thanks for the help!
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